Carnival Benefit Dinner at Trump Tower
Dwyane Wade hosted the 4th Annual Wade's World at the Trump Tower in Chicago.
His parents and Gabrielle Union all supported the series of events.
Dwyane Wade
NBA Champion, All Star & Olympic Gold Medalist
Dwyane Wade emerged as one of the best young players in the National Basketball Association (NBA) in his first three seasons in the league. The 6'4" Wade played guard for the Miami Heat, and with his team, won the 2006 NBA championship for which he was named the Final's Most Valuable Player. Wade was known for his quickness, his humble and professional demeanor, and for having a complete game.
Wade's World Foundation provides support to community based organizations that promote education, health, and social skills for children in at-risk situations. Dwyane was inspired to start the foundation because he wanted to give back to undeserved communities and support issues of purpose. "I can't just let basketball define who I am and what I am supposed to become," said Wade. "Like my mother always tells me, my life is bigger than basketball."
His dad Dwyane Wade Sr. spoke at the event
His mom Jolinda Wade
His sister Tragil Wade
Mater of Ceremonies
Valerie Warner, Windy City Live Host
Corey McPherrin, Good Day Chicago Co-Ancho
Keepers of the Village Awards
Tim King
Diane Latiker
Ronald & Annette Holt
Charity Auctioneer
Jake Josko
Featured Performer: Lee England, Jr.
Dwayne and Gabrielle posted with Amie
With Valerie Warner, TV reporter from ABC 7
Grilled beef tenderloin - The Best I've had
Roasted parsnip-potato cake, confit leeks
Glazed root vegetable, bordelaise
Inside the ballroom
Kendall Cooper from Kendall Marketing Group with Dwayne Wade
Kendall Cooper with Gabrielle Union
Silent auction at cocktail party
Dwyane Wade hosted the 4th Annual Wade's World at the Trump Tower in Chicago.
His parents and Gabrielle Union all supported the series of events.
Dwyane Wade
NBA Champion, All Star & Olympic Gold Medalist
Dwyane Wade emerged as one of the best young players in the National Basketball Association (NBA) in his first three seasons in the league. The 6'4" Wade played guard for the Miami Heat, and with his team, won the 2006 NBA championship for which he was named the Final's Most Valuable Player. Wade was known for his quickness, his humble and professional demeanor, and for having a complete game.
Wade's World Foundation provides support to community based organizations that promote education, health, and social skills for children in at-risk situations. Dwyane was inspired to start the foundation because he wanted to give back to undeserved communities and support issues of purpose. "I can't just let basketball define who I am and what I am supposed to become," said Wade. "Like my mother always tells me, my life is bigger than basketball."
His dad Dwyane Wade Sr. spoke at the event
His mom Jolinda Wade
His sister Tragil Wade
Mater of Ceremonies
Valerie Warner, Windy City Live Host
Corey McPherrin, Good Day Chicago Co-Ancho
Keepers of the Village Awards
Tim King
Diane Latiker
Ronald & Annette Holt
Charity Auctioneer
Jake Josko
Featured Performer: Lee England, Jr.
Dwayne and Gabrielle posted with Amie
With Valerie Warner, TV reporter from ABC 7
Grilled beef tenderloin - The Best I've had
Roasted parsnip-potato cake, confit leeks
Glazed root vegetable, bordelaise
Inside the ballroom
Kendall Cooper from Kendall Marketing Group with Dwayne Wade
Kendall Cooper with Gabrielle Union
Silent auction at cocktail party
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